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Originally Posted by Kato
But today being 90 years later, people want more on a cruise ship than what the Titanic offered. Sure there will be a few people that want to do a historical trip, but when a company needs to invest nearly $1bn to make a decent cruise liner these days, thats a lot of history buffs needed to just get their investment back.
As a consumer, you could go on the replica of the Titanic and have stuff all facilities, or go on the new superliners (Queen Mary 2 for example) and have all the facilities and luxury.
Also, other than some shitty old website with badly photoshopped pictures, does anyone have any hard evidence that a cruise liner is constructing this?
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Very true. I don't think they had lcd screens with dvd players back in 1911. I guess they will try and do a modern replica. So ballrooms, restaurants, rooms would reflect the original Titanic and the general shape/size etc, but they will throw in mod cons such as a/c internet tv etc